Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-24

Sented 70 MATS Lodge, by tie ladies',
last summer. will be on exhibition at
Turner Hall next Tuesday.
The Book Reception Of the St. James
a. d. +. Sunday School is to bea great
affair. Remember the day and date,
Wednesday December %.
DoN'T forget to spend a little money
with j. E. Ingham, No. 327 Jackson
street. and stand chance of getting q
Christmas gift worth from $25 to $3.50.
WHEN any of our readers wish to
purchase coal or wood, they should
leave their orders with Messrs. N. F.
and w. II. Butt, No. Sc E. Sixth.
REMEMBERS that the Grand Promenade
at Turner Hall next Tuesday night lasts
from 1870 p. IN. to q. M, with music
by the Grand Opera House orchestra.
The theatre goes had rich treat dur
ing this week with the National Opera
Company and Newton Beers Lost in
London" as the attractions. Next week
We have five Of our young folks in
the high school: Nellie Griswold and
Cora jackson, freshmen; Lulu Griswold,
Florence French and Richard Farr,
Juniors.
The ladies who intend to keep open
houses on New Years day are requested
TO send their full names and addresses,
and the hours Of their receptions, to
this office.
IT is no trouble to show goods at Pam
nell & Bailie's. II you do not wish to
purchase you don't have to do so. But
you cannot get better goods or -lower
prices anywhere.
If YOU do not go to Pannell & Bailie's
and examine their stock and learn their
prices elsewhere you will regret it.
They are headquarters for first class
gents furnishings.
For the first time in our history.
the Grand Opera House orchestra will
finnish the music for the entertainment
at Turner Hall next Tuesday night.
That of itself should crowd the hall.
'GIrsEY BARON" by the famous Cor.
rled Opera company, and Il grand Choir
us Of fifty artists. There will be grand
Christmas matinee Monday afternoon
and also a matinee on next Saturday.
The concert at Turner Hall mex.
Tuesday night will be rendered by til,
best talent of the twin cities, under
The direction of Mr.. F. ID. Parker.
Che famous twin city quartetts will be
leading feature.
The panoramic views at Turner Hall
next Tuesday night will be the fines
ever seen in the Northwest. They viii
embrace biblical views. views from an
cient and modern history, both instruc-
i've and amusing.
PROF. j.. P. BALL spent several days
i'll st. Paul prior to leaving tor Helena,
Mon., where he and his son have ID
photograph gallery. The Prof. tenders
Ills thanks to the people our city for
their liberal patronage.
A HINT to tile wise is sufficient; and
we drop q hint to all wise gentlemen
aud ladies, to 20 to Pannell & Baille's at
once, to make their purchases OF gents
furnishing. Latest styles at lowest
prices is their motto. Try 'enl.
LADY, you may be the lucky one and
Il 81. Il
graphs vt the triple entertainment b,
Mars Lodge ut Turner Hall next Tues
day night. Don't fail to be on hand
Only those who attend get chance.
MONEY TO LOAN-on horses, car
riages, wagons, furniture, household
goods, diamonds, watches, or any per-
sonal property. Call on Jefferson, Cum
ninglam and Williams, Real Estate and
Loan Agents, No. 10s East Fifth Street.
PEOPLE who pass along Seventh street
ale attracted by the fine display of
photographs III the show case at No. SO,
the Peoples Gallery, Messrs. Witherby
q Shepherd, proprietcrs. Give them a
call. One 8xlO and one dozen cabinets
$500 until the holidays only.
The place for the ladies to 60 to get
Christmas gifts for their lovers is Pan
nell & Bailie's, No. 412 Jackson street.
There they can get scarfs, ties, fine
dress shirts, silk handkerchiefs, cardi-
gan jackets, silk umbrellas, suspendars,
collars and cuffs, jewelry, silk mufflers,
seal and plush caps, in short all sorts OF
gents furnishings Of the latest styles and
at bottom prices.
The ST. James fair has been a won
aerful success III every particular, and
has been crowded nightly. The attrac-
tons have been far above the average
and all who attended have had a good
time. The daily lunch has attracted
many patrons. Tonight and Monday
night closes the fair. Remember the
Carnival of Nations Monday night.
Monday afternoon the Christmas tree
festivities will begin at o'clock.
Col. Jas. H. Davidson gave war talk
1T the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms to highly de-
lighted audience. His subject was'.The
Colored Troops" and he paid them a
high tribute, which they justly deserved.
There was a fair number of the intelli-
gent Colored citizens present to hear
the lecture. The Colonel is a living Wit
ness to the fact that the "Colored troops
fought nobly,'' and seems TO take great
pleasure in attesting to the fact. He
closed his interestinn t.lE L..